The oxyrhyncus fish was one danger to this deity, and the djed pillar often represented this deity's backbone. Also known for getting trapped in a box filled with molten lead, this god was syncretized with Apis and sometimes Zeus in the form of Serapis, and his cult center was [*] Abydos. His wife found all but one of the 14 pieces into which this god's half-brother Set had torn him, after which he was resurrected. Often depicted holding a flail 
The oxyrhyncus fish was one danger to this deity, and the djed pillar often represented this deity's backbone. Also known for getting trapped in a box filled with molten lead, this god was syncretized with Apis and sometimes Zeus in the form of Serapis, and his cult center was [*] Abydos. His wife found all but one of the 14 pieces into which this god's half-brother Set had torn him, after which he was resurrected. Often depicted holding a flail and a crook, this husband of Isis and father of Horus is, for 10 points, what white-clothed Egyptian god, the ruler of the afterlife?
The oxyrhyncus fish was one danger to this deity, and the djed pillar often represented this deity's backbone.
{Osiris} [accept {Asar}, accept {Usire}, accept other reasonably similar pronunciations]